Donald Trump called the case a ‘miser for justice’ after his official arrest on Thursday for election fraud and conspiracy in the US, while he also called the case against him ‘interference in the election’.
Former US President Donald Trump has accused him of making a mistake in the court on Thursday, claiming he did not do anything wrong, and Trump claimed that he was arrested on Thursday and later accused of election fraud and conspiracy.
According to the report, he surrendered in Georgia's Fulton jail on Thursday afternoon, which was later arrested, but he was released on bail for 20 minutes, and he was granted bail on a US dollar bond of two lakh US dollars.
According to CNN's report, the former Republican president did not have to stay in prison for long after his arrest, he was in prison for about 20 minutes. That same, his fingerprints and face (mag shots) were taken and then it was published.
Meanwhile, after being released on bail, Trump left the prison for the airport and all the allegations against him. ‘What happened here is a fraud with justice. We did nothing wrong. I did not do anything wrong,’ he said.’
The former Republican president complained, ‘What they are doing is interference in the election.’
However, Trump did not mention exactly who is accused of interference, but he has also condemned US President Joe Biden and other Democrats for obstructing his re-election.
The US media said that on Thursday, the arrest of Donald Trump was arrested in Georgia Jail based on 13 allegations related to rigging in the election, but the duration of the arrest was only 20 minutes after which the Republican leader was released on bail after 77 years.
It should be noted that the next presidential election in the United States will be held in November 2024 and Trump has already announced the election in that election.
In this situation, the former US president has been claiming that the accusation brought against him is politically motivated.
Incidentally, the accusations brought against Trump began on January 2, 2021. On that day, George, the chief election officer, called George Raffensperger, and asked him to stop his defeat in the state. But Brad rejected his request four days after Trump's supporters of the US democracy attacked the capital Hill of the United States.
